Method of reduced stress recrystallization

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ABSTRACT:
A defect free monocrystalline layer of silicon on an insulator is produced by forming a thin layer of silicon dioxide on a monocrystalline silicon substrate, forming a thin layer of polycrystalline or amorphous silicon on the silicon dioxide layer and focussing two beams from lamps on the thin silicon layer to form a line image providing a melt zone surrounded by two narrow heated zones having temperatures lower than the melt zone and having a temperature differential of from 2.degree.-10.degree. C./mm decreasing form the melt zone while heating the substrate to a temperature below that of the zones heated by the lamps and scanning the structure.

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